Assessing American executive compensation: a cautionary tale for Europeans

Article Abstract:

A critique is made of US executive pay/compensation rates, citing ethical considerations that suggest such rates can lead to hubris and perceptions of entitlement, which in turn compromise trust and cooperation necessary in processes of production.

United States, Business Ethics, Income Distribution, Management Compensation, Europe, Economic aspects, Executives, Executive compensation

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Islam and socially responsible business conduct: an empirical study of Dutch entrepreneurs

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Relation between religious affiliation and perception of entrepreneurs about corporate social responsibility is discussed. Propensity of discharge of corporate social responsibility by entrpreneurs who follow differnt religions is described.

Social Responsibility, Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Religion, Identification and classification, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurship, Religious beliefs, Entrepreneurs

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